Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

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GRnEa npan tte EaFnpsan asaAes -
whoxn. ID 4 pallthetl senss. 4 . neeesss-
~ - speak. Sc baisuaB e ksmtlT -
whAeh tfNre ara msng ahIe menmbexa.
Her nnothe1 d. eoHs siaEinR tie pressure
u dsasiI % Der daily life ess Of tne
n1cae able peFsoes. King cT Q1een. t1Af
hsa eyer NJ upcn lhrnua. Hnt TIE
Princess Regal d in some Eeepsets rs
sbsest membeE Of tie fsnniiy exaAp9 nsf
na0shes. The Priaseas Royal has tn@i
whieh heF moGheF's peEpetnai hard laoss
np1u ilmifea amd speeial weFk ha9 -
esanasiiy kapa foKm beg-mueh 9aep
residing and araal knewiedGs Of literary
ana aaneFal STARS, whieh bare rnads
her a. asRanw 3 hbeFas IN mauy matters
a khe 0aesn IA . powerful CONSERVATIVES
The Growa PFineeas d NOS populnr
"a nermnny. Tue reasons fnK tnat an
Regularity are np1u ska suFface. she
has hssn Zoe patron 0f repeatedly ffss-
thinking nleFNymen, and pDp1Aar Roaslp
has accused Der o. being . 90 plete
fires thinker. This makes her very un-
puuaIaR ID some quarters. 61e has
often turned German pfeiudicss inao
Ffatsala. nnd this makes her alill more
unpopular Ia others. Sue u very clever
4 ouafisv which II a1uriA makes RFinees
srs,eeulnF With foofa klne u SONG
whas learued. which everywhere makes
pnovie unpopular with tie ignorant.
Her R0val Hiehneas onee asked Q
Prunsiar General, before his friends,
whn wsa Conenl Of Il fme in q paKfiealar
sear. Naturally, that distinguished
oiIieer has from Ihat dag been more Bis
rnarekian than tue NogfA Geyasnn Ga
ssffs or ths Poss itself.
The Crown Princess ct 0ne time used
70 excite great hostility IN Germany by
pFooiaiming much admiration for
Francs; has THAI practice d. think, =
matter Of she pass. She siih on ecca'
eions rules the feelings Of the Court,
a. for example, IN hefetTuua sympathy
wfth the EnRliah admiration fer the
BattenbeFR Prince Of Bulgaria, who L
4 nssmber Of 4 family By 10 means too
nooular az the German Court. Bat
smelly shers can be no d0ubg. whatever
nav he the dreams which have been
oferished By soms In Frames, that Shen
shs oosnes 20 reign IN Germany she vii
come TO the thFous AZ good German
and rslsn "a sneh. Political icnaenos
with her eldest con, u is said, tbs Pfln'
osss has nos, bat his reign q . long Val
Of as pFessnt. Tue son IL BismaEokiar
| and bis wife is orthodox, and probably
the dlfEIoultsss which there may havs
been wexe dtfAcnlgies upon question:
whieh effect % % maitsEs, aRd II q
they are obviously Difficulties which SRI
| likely 10 be softened or entirely remov
ID 81 time Thess vho best know to-
DF0wn Prince himself say that be !
veFy ooneIous Of the limitations Of hi
own abilities--limitafion which ar
not % much OF the mind as Of habit
II would be z mistake TO exaRkerate thl
difficulties which have existed betWeel
Primes Bismarck aud himself.
AZ times, a. for example. at the mo
meat Of the Issue Of certain tmpeFta
Fesnfipt, against which the Grow
Prince strongly protested, the diffeE
encea have been sharp; bat on III
whole the Crown Prince has been con
tent 10 defend his wife, and Il is suppos
ea that, like good husband, be
pleased 90 Be held hy bis more enerReti
consors 10 aliksn bonds. The most r.
cent difileaities that have existed At th
German Court have been those whis
have concerned the choice OF person.
| For example, Count EulenbeFR,for man
yasrs Hof. Marschal 10 the Grow
Prince, was appointed chiefly becaua
be was strong Conservative and
strong Bismarokian, holding opinion
whlsh ere much opposed on most pofni
20 those Of the Grown Princess, and In
less degree, therefore, opposed also
those held By she Grown Prince. Ne
orally tins result far many yesFs was
good deal Of friction. caused b. the fl
quent conferences between Count Eu
lenbefQ and the Chancellor. Thel
were matters which rose IN oonneciio
with the proposal 30 appoint Count FL
lenbeFE 70 post elsewhere, which IL
unnecessary 90 relate, but which at on
time led % an euen breach betwee
Prince Bismarck and the Csown PFir
cess. Taese difficulties, though Ell
great, are not 30 considerable as they a
enc time weFe,and may Do safely ooaal
ed upon 30 disappear.